St Clair High School - Clairvoyant Yearbook (St Clair, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1969 volume:

1969 Clairvoyant Staff Editor CHERYL McLEOD Advisors MR. THARRETT MR. MALLWITZ Photography DON RUTT LIN LOOMIS Clubs KARREN HARSCH St. Clair High School ELOISE HUMPHREY „ . ... , . SUE ZIMMER St. Clair, Michigan Sports JUDY BARRINGER Faculty LINDA LUKASAK DEBBIE DOKTOR Ads YVONNE SMITH MARY SIUDYM MICHELE NOWOSAD Typists JOANNE SAWHER DARLENE CIESLINSKI I Table of Content 4T Dedication - Administration Facult nderclassmen Seniors Organizations Advertisements We of the Clairvoyant staff dedicate this book to our advisor, Mr. Robert Tharrett. Mr. Tharrett was born and raised in Warren, Michigan. After graduation from Ferris, he began teaching at Holy Cross High School where he was in charge of their yearbook The Crusader . In 1966, Mr. Tharrett joined the Business Department here at St. Clair High School and since there had been no Clairvoyant for a year he volunteered to try to get one published. That first yearbook was a success and the Clairvoyant has been improving every year since. It is his hard work and dedication to our needs that make us feel that the very least we can do is dedicate the 1969 Clairvoyant to Mr. Robert Tharrett. ADMINISTRATION Good Leadership Points Not located directly in our school but available at all times for comments, criticism, and de- cisions is the central office. Re- sponsibilities are great for these outstanding people who work in the nerve center of our operations. DR. APPEL Superintendent o- WILLIAM TELLER Assistant Superintendent Curriculum WILLIAM DANNEELS Assistant Superintendent Business Manager the Way to Good Education MR. HUSTON Principal Our principal, Mr. Huston is in his second year at St. Clair and works hard to maintain a smooth running school. He completes his many jobs and still has time to talk with students. The Clairvoyant staff and the student body wish to thank him for his hard work to make our school the best ever. Being the first assistant principal St. Clair High has ever had, Mr. Alley has encountered and solved many difficul- ties this year. Although he is a busy man, he always has a ready smile and a willingness to help each of us with our problems. MR. ALLEY Assistant Principal Behind Every Successful Business MRS. THELMA M. EARL Bookkeeper MRS. EMILY S. MEHLBERG Secretary MRS. ELEANORE COSGROVE Ass ' t. Bookkeeper 8 HAZEL MITCHELL Dietitian MRS. ROSE L. MOODY Secretary There Are Good Secretaries. MRS. McCALLUM Secretary Mrs. Levy - Mr. Alley ' s right hand. She is often in charge of checking to see if our excuses are legitimate. MRS. ROCKER Bookkeeper In a school system such as ours there are many records that need to be kept. All of the students recog- nize the fact that without Mrs. Mc- Callum ' s ability to keep the paper work done, confusion would reign. MRS. LEVY Secretary Mrs. Rocker is the woman with the money. It is her job to keep records of the various school operations. 9 Teachers at . . . CAROL WILLMARTH DONALD WEBER ELAINE PERRET English English Art, Humanities DANIEL WATSON DONALD VINCENT Mathematics Counselor . . . S.C.H.S. LOIS SNYDER Business Education RICHARD SPAGNOLO Social Studies, Business Education DICK SOCZEK RONALD STABLEIN GEORGE ROBERTS Conservation, Health Business Education English, Reading ARVID WATT Physical Education II VICTOR RUEHLE Mathematics RICHARD MALL WITZ English WALTER PARSONS Social Studies HARVEY MARIER Music WILLIAM MORAN English, Health 12 ROSALIE LOPATKIEWICZ English ARLENE JOHNSON English, Speech NORMA JONES Library Clerk JOSEPH IRVIN Industrial Arts ELLA HORNING English, Spanish LARRY GOULDING Social Studies BRUCE FRANCISCO Science 13 LYNN ATKINS English, French CLIVE ANDERSON Social Studies FRANK BOHS English, Health Student Teachers 1968-69 SCIENCE Mr. Noll HISTORY Mr. Cordier SPANISH Miss Mcjilton HISTORY Miss Mason 15 MR. SCHWARTZ MR. BRYSON MR. SOLGOT (Now at Marine City Intermediate) CLASSES Officers and Advisors SEATED: Mrs. Horning, Mrs. Thompson, and Mrs, Snyder. STANDING: Mr. Parsons, Mr. Bohs, Mr. Moran, Mr. Marier, and Mr. Roberts. Class of 12 LEFT TO RIGHT: Steve Booker, Treasurer, Chris Avison, Vice-President, Neil Yeip, President, and Beckie Doktor, Secret ary. As these Freshmen uniock the door to their high school years, they become members of our student body at St. Clair High School. 20 Class of ’72 Grant Achatz Norman Achatz Vicky Adams Bob Ankrapp Rick Appel Chris Avison Cindy Badgero Steve Bark Jan Behringer Terry Beier Carrie Bennett Larry Biscarner Jim Blake Steve Booker Dan Bostick Ben Brandt Chris Brieden Kevin Brinker Paul Brinker Vicki Brinley Norman Britz Otto Bromberger Loren Brown Charlotte Burgett Cathy Cedar Steve Chapman Darlene Charron David Charron Stanley Chiles Anita Clary Wayne Clary Debbie Cleland Mark Clements 21 Freshmen Bill Closs Ray Closs Roberta Closs Patrick Cobb Carol Cotton Mike Craze Vernon Cummings Jim Cunningham Steve Cunningham Linda Curtis Elaine Daldine Harry Diem Bob Distelrath Dennis Distelrath Tom Distelrath Jack Dobbs Barb Eifert Steve Ellery Robert Ellis Michele Emig Lori Everitt Brenda Fletcher Linda Fletcher Kurt Frantz Dan Gallagher Mike Gauthier Sandra Gauthier Andrew Gerrits Larry Gibson Tom Gladwish Steve Hahn Dave Haligowski Kathy Hansel 22 Class of 12 Gail Harsch Mary Herbert Carl Hetherington Paul Haydens Laurel Hock Becky Holden Doug Hoyt Joe Hyde Mary Irish Edsel Irvin Charles Jamison David Jennings Archie Jeroue Harry Joachim Mary Ellen Johnson Tony Johnson Randy Kammer Susan Klemner Kenneth Klieman Veronica Kotlarz Bernadette Kuberski Jay Kuhn Mary LaCroix Tim Lambert Loretta LaPorte Daniel LaVigne Kay LaVigne Fred Lukasak Jon Macintosh Carolyn MacLennan William Malcolm Joe Maloney Peter Malott 23 Freshmen Steve Mayhew Tom McCartney Linda McClain Jim McCormick Keith McDonald Kevin McDonald Don McWain Nanette Meier Laura Mireau Diana Myers John Oles Sharon Oles Karen Olkowski Carol Orzechows Peter Parsons Denise Pasvant Michael Patters Ron Parly John Pegg Betty Phillips Ava Pickelhaupt Diana Ranshaw Mike Raymond Jim Reichle Mark Reichle Nancy Reichow Connie Romain Stephen Rouse Debbie Sanders Doug Sass 24 Class of 72 Tom Sayers Randy Schantz Dawn Schmidt Donna Schneider Patrick Schneider Janet Schweihofer Sharon Shafran Steve Shaw Martha Siudym Peggy Siudym Jon Sladowski Sue Smith Terry Smith Connie Snitchler Paul Snyder Helen Speck Mike Stephan Patrick Stier Barbara Stockwell John Stubbs Jack Tall man Ken Tassie Ed Tolson Karleton Tranzow Judy Turner Diane Tyler Sarah VanGilder Michael Vantiem Barb Von Oeyen Emily Ward Sandy Weber Dave Weidenbach Deborah Weier 25 Freshmen Class of 72 Jeff Westrick Jim Westrick Nancy Westrick Bob Williams Joyce Williams Sally Wills John Woodman Nathan Wooley Neal Yeip Mary Zacharias Jim Zimmer Kay Zimmer Beckie Doktor Bud Bennett 26 Officers and Advisors SEATED: Mr. Fangman, Miss Lopatkiewicz, and Mr. Buell. STAND- ING: Mr. Weber, and Mr. Watson. ABSENT: Mrs. Ferriby, and Mrs. Perret. SEATED: L to R, Pat Kennedy, Secretary, Toni Kuberski, President, Sue Zimmer, Treasurer. STANDING: Dan Rourke, Vice President. The Sophomores are finding themselves inside the door of education. The Sophomores now seek the keys to their questions. Sophomores Allan Adkins Carol Anderson Debbie Arnold Melvin Bark Don Barnum Mike Barnum Laura Beauchamp Janice Bealac Dennis Bedford Julie Bohs David Bolla Susan Bourbonnais George Brandal John Brinley Bob Britz Jill Bryant Therese Brozowski Nancy Bryson Jacque Buell Henry Burkwhat Mims Carter Tim Charron Mike Closs Jim Collins Lillian Collins Mary Jane Conklin Ron Cook John Cosgrove Steve Cotton Karen Cross 28 Class of ’7 I Debbie Day Jess DeLisle David Delor Barb Diem Pam Diem Karen Distelrath Karen Distelrath Gordon Durham Hughie Durham Gail Edgington Jim Edmonson Greg Erbeck Donna Eisen Patricia Eisen Braunda Ellery Jacque Emerick Charles English Paul Feike Dan Fletcher 29 Sophomores Darla Fleury Michele Fountain Darlyn Foxx Steve Fraley Cathy Frye Conrad Galos Jerry Gauthier Sara Gauthier Susan Gerrits Susan Gieraltowski Elizabeth Goethals Bonnie Goodnough Randy Gottler Randy Grice Becky Gunn Gail Harris Jenny Harris Vicki Hawkins Paul Heiss Vartush Hratchian Nancy Hutkowski Donald Hyslop Jackie Ingles Tom Ingles Janalie Irvin Michael Jamison Barbara Jencks Cynthia Johnson Tom Johnson Liz Jones 30 Class of 1 1 Kelly Jorgenson Patricia Kallman Denise Karfman Dorthy Kennedy Pat Kennedy Theresa Keves Marie Kielbasa James Klecha Vicki Krokker Toni Kuberski Marcine Learned Fred Leffelad Wayne Levitt Kathy Lopatkiewicz Patrick Lukasak Sandy Macintosh Patricia Marvin Jim McDaniel Anna Lee McDonald 31 Sophomores Kathy McGinley Vicki McLeod Lynn McQueary Mike Modin Russ Mollan Sue Nelson Sue Nowak Rose Pascoe Gerald Pauly Vicky Pauly Sherrie Peterson John Petoskey John Peurach Diane Pickelhaupt Cynthia Pieprzak Lynn Petrykus Barb Pung Margaret Quinn Terry Radike Dan Raymo Cynthia Reynolds Kathy Richter Mary Jane Riley Cliff Robbins Rick Robbins Teri Roberts Dennis Rocker Fred Roma in Dan Rourke Dorie Ruff 32 Class of ’7 I Brian Rutt Barb Rzonca Sharlene Sabbagh Miriam Sass Cindy Sarnders Joanne Sawher Bill Scharnweber Mary Ann Schneider Patricia Schroeppel Craig Schunck Mike Schutt Cathy Schwartz David Sexton Roy Sheeter Debra Simons Mary Siudym Susan Smith Joe Stier Julie Stockwell Sandra Suisse Richard Swierkosz Jim Swiger Mike Tallman Patricia Tassie Joel Thompson Cathy Tyler Andy VanBuskirk Helen VanTiem Cindy Westrick Joe Westrick John Westrick Pamela Westrick Bob Wheeler Linda Williams John Wright Renee Zacharias Ron Zaremba Bonnie Zimmer Larry Zimmer Mary Lou Zimmer Sue Zimmer Tony Zimmer 33 Officers and advisors SEATED: Mr. Stablein, Mrs. Gremmer, Mrs. Johnson, and Mr. Gould- ing. STANDING: Mr. Spagnolo, Mr. Soczek, and Mr. Mallwitz. SEATED: Theresa Boulier, Secretary, Ann Heiss, Treasurer. STANDING: Doug Watt, Vice President, And Bob Lozen, President. Class of ’70 With the completion of the Junior year, these people have almost achieved the key to success — Education. 34 Class of ’70 Cam Anderson Tom Appel Donn Bacon Judy Barringer Cynthia Beier Patricia Bengtson Sandy Bennett Sharon Biscarner Theresa Boulier Sue Brenner Andrea Brieden Norbert Brinker Patrick Brinker Linda Brown Mike Browning Larry Bryant Nancy Buczkowski Shirley Burnett Tom Capps Mike Carman John Carter John Chamberlain Darlene Cieslinski Sharon Clary Ron Closs Mary Craze Mary Cronenworth Joyce Decker Steve Delor Ron Distelrath Debbie Doktor Bobbi Downey Diane Dubravetz Dick Eifert Carol Eisen Paul Eisen Chalmer Ellis Mike Elsholz Gary Emerick Karrie Emig Paul Fletcher Donna Flitton Connie Fountain Cliff Freeland Kathleen Gauthier Tom Gerrits Eleanor Goodenough Jerry Goulette 35 Juniors 36 Class of ’70 Dan Humphrey Eloise Humphrey David Hurt Debbie lies Patricia Ingles Pauline Jones Ron Kammer Betsy Kane Glen Kaufman Mike Kielbasa J B Klecha Bill Kress Dorothy Lane Rick Leverenz Karen Lipke Robert Lozen Robert Lozon Linda Lukasak Ron Lukasak Don Lumley Mike Lyden Sharon McCaffery Janet McCartney Donna McGinley Loretta McIntosh Diane Mackley Tom MacLean Cheryl McLeod Jeff McLeod Marsha McLeod Betty McQueary Kate Maloney Patricia Malott Larry Markel Nancy Martin Carol Mattock Tim Mayhew Coralie Metz Stuart Minton Kay Mireau Mary Jo Moore Dan Mousseau Diane Muhlitner Ed Neiman Nancy Nicolai Michele Nowosad Eileen O ' Neil John Pavlik 37 Juniors Stop . . . Return Craig Raymond Jim Pieprzak Virgil Reeves Sharon Reinbolt Dave Richter Betty Roome Jayne Rourke Linda Ruff Nancy Rzonca Sandra Sass Joanne Sauber 38 Class of ’70 Jane Schneider John Schueneman Mike Shafer Corinne Shoebottom Yvonne Smith Joan Solgot Danon Stephan Diane Stockwell Nancy Stolp Deane Sweet Claudia Thueme Elaine Thompson Doug Watt Peggy Webster Ed Wes trick Mary Westrick Bill Wisswell Nathan Woodman Peggy Zimmer Would you believe? 39 1 V 40 The Highlight of the Junior Year is the Junior Prom Dancing to the music of Blue Autumn Is it really the punch Bob’s smiling about? 1 969 Class Advisors MRS. ATKINS MR. CORNISH MR. FRANCISCO MR. RUEHLE MR. WATT MRS. WILLMARTH And now these Seniors depart into the world with the keys to understanding of a successful future. 42 President Vice-President LES FELTER MOLLY WALKER Secretary Treasurer JOYCE WROCKLAGE PAT DUNDAS Senior Class of 1969 Class Colors: Navy Blue and Gold Class Flower: Yellow Rose Class Motto: Take care to get what you like or you will be forced to like what you get. 43 Ahles, Andy Allen, Judy Anderson, Char Anderson, Steve Arnold, Darryl Banning, Bob Barringer, Lynda Beauchamp, Karen Bigger, Sue 44 Distelrath, Larry Downey, Jeri Dubravetz, James Everitt, Mark Ewart, Laurel Felter, Marsha Fordt, Sharon Gallagher, Diana Gauthier, Bea Gauthier, Fred Gellein, Cathy Green, Karen Hansel, Alan Herbert, Donna Hoyt, Lila Hratchian, Hrant Hudolin, Julie Ingles, Debbie Jaenteraie, Kirsi 50 LaBelle, Deb LaCroix, Gloria Lindow, Aileen ;k Lindow, Kathleen Lipke, Aaron Loomis, Lin 52 Lough, Janice Lozon, Dan Lukasak, Mary Meier, Brenda Schroeppel, Phyllis Schunck, Valerie Schweihofer, John Schneider, Jim Schneider, Marlene Schneider, Steven i Shaw, Valerie Shovan, Jeanne Silk, Janet 57 Wanat, Mary Weber, Kathy Weidenbach, Marilyn Westrick, Giles Wolff, Vicki Wright, Beth Zimmer, Bill Zimmer, Carolyn VanBuskirk, Kathy 59 Class of ’69 Honor Students PETER SASS Valedictorian VALERIE SCHUNCK Salutatorian FRED TINSEY BLAIR OSBORN LILA HOYT VALERIE SHAW JOAN McQUEARY THEODORE KEVES Betty Crocker Homemaker ROBERT BANNING KATHY GRYSZKIEWICZ CATHERINE GELLEIN BRENDA MEIER TERRY ELLIS LAUREL EWART VICKIE WOLFE LAWERENCE PUNG JOHN DECKER DAVID POPLAWSKI ROBERT CLIFFORD DAWN MAYHEW BELINDA LOOMIS PHYLLIS SCHROEPPEL DIANE DeWALD BILL SWIGER D.A.R. Good Citizenship 60 STANDING: L. to R. B. Osborn, D. Mitchell, G. LaCroix, M. Walker, D. Cosgrove, B. Banning, D. Mayhew, D. Gallagher, G. Cambell, and B. Gauthier. SEATED: P. Dundas, and T. Snodgrass. Senior Play Cast DAWN MAYHEW Hildegarde TWIG SNODGRASS Freddie MOLLY WALKER -Mother DAVE COSGROVE Father BLAIR OSBORNE Bob DICK MITCHELL Jimmy GLORIA LaCROIX Sally DIANE GALLAGHER Ellie-May GAIL CAMPBELL Jill PAT DUNDAS- --- Mrs. Shermer BOB BANNING Mr. Shermer BEA GAUTHIER Paige 61 Best Dressed Class Flirt SHARON BROWN Most Likely JOHN decker to Succeed Best Dancers DEBBIE BOHS GLORIA LaCROIX BOB PRESTON TWIG SNODGRASS PHYLLIS SCHROEPPEL PETE SASS Always Late GLORIA LaCROIX JEFF SANDERS 62 Class Cutie Best Couple JOANNE BOULIER JEFF SANDERS LAUREL EWART KAREN BEAUCHEMP FRED TINSEY JOHN DECKER Personality Plus MOLLY WALKER LES FELTER PETE SASS The Nuttiest PAT DUNDAS DAVE COSGROVE DON RUTT 63 Better Communication Through I’m a common Finnish girl, aged 17 and here known as Kit (my real name is Kirsi-Marja Jantera). I have lived my whole life in Helsinki, which is the capital of Finland. My family consists of a father, mother, one sister and a dog. My father is Master of Forestry, my mother is a housewife. I just love traveling. Skiing is my favorite hobby and I have also played the piano for a couple of years. When I go back to Finland, I still have to attend high school for two years. After graduation I plan to go to the University of Helsinki to study languages. And then, perhaps I ' ll work as a guide or as interpreter in travel agencies. Welcome to Finland! My name is Marjatta Kirsti Interi Nikkila . I was born in Tanpere, April 17, 1951. I have one brother and one sister. My father is a congressman and the principal of the Agricultural College. My mother teaches in my father ' s school. I have two more high school years to go. They do not count this year in Finland. After my Finnish high school I am going to go to the University of Helsinki and I want to become a doctor. I enjoy baseball, skiing and music. I play baseball in my school baseball team. I have played a couple years of piano. Thank you for making my stay so nice. 64 My name is Knud Albert Blond. I was born in Fredericia, Denmark, on June 25, 1951. My father is a contractor and a private driver’s training teacher and my mother is a housewife. I have two sisters that I like Very much, one bom on May 15, 1962 and one older born on January 26, 1950. I graduated from Realskole High School in 1968, and I’m planning to go to gymnasium, which is a kind of junior col- lege, for three years. After gymnasium I want to go to the university and study Biology. 1 am very glad to have had the opportunity to go to St. Clair High School, because I have learned a lot about customs and people in the United States. My name is Aurea Patricia Tapia Nillarreal. I was born in Talea on November 9, 1952, but I lived in Punta Arenas. My father is called Dugustin Tapia and he is a Civil Contractor and also works for National Oil Company. My mother is called Maria de Tapia, and she is a housewife. I have two brothers and one sister. I went to primary school for six years. When I go back to Chile, I have to be a senior at high school, where I shall get my graduation in December. After I finish high school, I am going to the University to study Engineering. My hobbies are playing the piano, and tennis. I came here through the Youth for Understanding Program and I am very happy to be with my new family and my new school. 65 Lining up to march in for their last big moment in St. Clair High School! June 11,1 969 From brightest to bright left to right - right to left? ATHLETICS S.C.H.S. Presents . . . SCORE St. Clair 19 St. Clair 19 St. Clair 20 St. Clair 0 St. Clair 6 St. Clair 7 St. Clair 19 St. Clair 0 FIRST ROW: Tom Skuta - Manager, Donn Bacon, Rick Leverenz, John Decker, Steve McCartney - Captain, Dan Lozon, Dick Mitchell, John Schueneman. SECOND ROW: Dick Eifert, Doug Watt, Tom MacLean, Gary Howison, Bruce Harris, Morgan Blanchard, Bob Banning, Tim May- ALL LEAGUE First Team Offense: LES FELTER First Team Defense: LES FELTER BOARD V-A-R-S-l-T-Y! hew, Dave Cosgrove. THIRD ROW: Mr. Goulding - Assistant Coach, Craig Raymond, Deane Sweet, Bob Lozen, Rodger Ray, Nate Woodman, Les Felter, Mr. Stablein - Coach. TEAM Honorable Mention: DEANE SWEET CRAIG RAYMOND JOHN DECKER steve McCartney DAN LOZON Richmond 20 Warren Cousino 7 Marine City 7 Port Huron Catholic 13 Marysville 23 Crox-Lex 6 Algonac 19 Center-Line 20 Twig Snodgrass goes for another big gain over Marine City. A meeting of the planner and the executioner. Twig Snod- grass es- corted to a- nother touch- down by Donn Bacon i Steve Mc- Cartney e- ludes a tack- le for another victory over Cros-Lex. S.C.A.L. Champions of 1970-71 of ' SCORE BOARD St. Clair 31 Marine City 7 St. Clair 88 Algonac 7 St. Clair 13 P. H. Catholic 19 St. Clair 7 Marine City 0 St. Clait 13 Marysville 27 St. Clair 35 Cros-Lex 0 St. Clair 23 Algonac 13 Junior Varsity FIRST ROW: Mike Jamison, Henry Burkwhat, Pete Johnson, Jerry Pauly, Don Barnum, Jim McDaniel. SECOND ROW: Joel Thompson, Dan Rourke, Jim Edmonson, Jim Swiger, Steve Cotton, Russ Mollan - Co-Captain. THIRD ROW: Mike Barnum - Co-Captain, Paul Heiss, Rodger Ray, John Cosgrove, Gorden Durham, Bill An- derson, Mr. Craze - Coach. Building to Better Days Ahead SCOREBOARD St. Clair 6 St. Clair 14 St. Clair 13 St. Clair 14 St. Clair 12 St. Clair 7 Algonac 0 Algonac 6 Marysville 44 Marine City 31 Marine City 38 P.H. Catholic 46 Freshmen FIRST ROW: Jon Macintosh, Dave Haligowski, Norm Britz, Steve Rouse, Tom McCartney, GregMc- Wain, Harry Diem, Steve Mayhew, Archie Jeroue. SECOND ROW: Tom Sayers, Dave Weidenbach, Ben Brandt, Peter Parsons, Joe Maloney, Neil Yeip, Dean Malcolm, Jack Dobbs. THIRD ROW; Mr. Goulding - Coach, Stanley Chiles, Dan Bostick, Steve Booker, Steve Chapman, Ken Tassie, Bob Elies, and Jim McCormick. S.C.H.S. -Varsity FIRST ROW: Les Felter, Twig Snodgrass, Bob Banning, Bill Swiger, Jeff Sanders. SECOND ROW: Mike Carman, Doug Watt, Gary Howison, Deane Sweet, Dick Eifert, Blair Osborn. THIRD ROW: Mr. Watt « Coach, John Cosgrove, Bob Lozen, Craig Raymond. SCOREBOARD •St. Clair 53 •St. Clair 56 St. Clair 51 St. Clair 66 St. Clair 61 ••St. Clair 72 •St. Clair 74 St. Clair 55 St. Clair 64 St. Clair 89 St. Clair 69 St. Clair- 58 St. Clair 85 St. Clair 62 St. Clair 59 •St. Clair 66 St. Clair 72 Clintondale 64 Chippewa Valley 55 Marine City 63 P.H. Catholic 70 Country Day 51 Madison Hts. Lamphere 67 Chippewa Valley 72 Marysville 51 Cros -Lex 66 Algonac 67 Marine City 71 P.H. Catholic 70 Richmond 87 Marysville 51 Cros -Lex- 79 Richmond 55 Algonac 74 •Non-league games ••Christmas Tourney 75 The Saints Les outbattles four country day play- ers for the ball. Photo by TIMES HERALD Twig scores two Photo by TIMES HERALD One of the many action filled moments during the 68-69 basketball season. 76 Victorious Saints receive the trophy for their own Christmas tournament. 77 The Saints Super Soph. John Cos- grove in action against Cros-Lex Dick Eifert battles for the ball in the Christmas tourna- ment. in Action Photo by TIMES HERALD FIRST ROW: Brian Rutt, Steve Cotton, Russ Mollan, Dan Rourke, Paul Heiss. SECOND ROW: Mike Currier, Mims Carter, Dave Bolla, Dave Sexton, Tom Ingles, Wayne Levitt. THIRD ROW: Mr. Shaw - Coach, Mike Bamum, John Peurach, Jerry Pauly, Andy VanBuskirk, Bill Anderson. St. Clair •St. Clair St. Clair St. Clair •St. Clair St. Clair St. Clair St. Clair St. Clair St. Clair •St. Clair St. Clair St. Clair St. Clair- St. Clair •Non -league games SCOREBOARD 45 Clintondale 47 34 Chippewa Valley 58 37 Marine City 59 51 P.H. Catholic 62 52 Chippewa Valley 60 50 Marysville 63 48 Cros -Lex- 47 50 Algonac 40 42 Marine City 52 51 P.H. Catholic 63 60 Richmond 67 40 Marysville -47 42 Cros -Lex 58 46 Richmond 58 55 Algonac 56 78 FIRST ROW: Pat Cobb, Paul Haydens, Dan Bostick, Steve Booker, Ken Tassie. SEC- OND ROW: Chris Breiden, Chris Avison, Jay Kuhn, Joey Joachim, Mike Craze, Terry Beier, Harry Diem. THIRD ROW: Ben Brandt, Pete Parsons, Neil Yeip, John Oles, Joe Maloney, Dave Wwidenbach. Coach: A. P. Mike Craze. Captain: Dan Bostick. St. Clair St. Clair St. Clair St. Clair- St. Clair St. Clair St. Clair St. Clair St. Clair St. Clair St. Clair St. Clair St. Clair St. Clair St. Clair SCOREBOARD 51 Cros -Lex- 41 54 Richmond 44 50 P.H. Catholic 71 48 Algonac 40 58 Marine City 49 70 Yale -43 56 Anchor Bay 37 42 Marysville -45 38 Cros -Lex 37 61 Richmond 59 58 P.H. Catholic -48 49 Algonac 61 44 Marine City 36 55 Anchor Bay 48 47 Marysville -46 79 1968 - SEASON SUMMARY League Record 9-1 Season Record 17-3 St. Clair - - - 5 2- - - Mt, Clemens St. Clair 6 1- - - Port Huron St. Clair 2 6- - P.H, Northern St. Clair - - - 2 3 P.H. Catholic St. Clair 3 4- • - Port Huron St. Clair 5 0 � ■ Marine City St. Clair- - - 3 2- - - Richmond St. Clair - - - 5 0- - - Marysville St. Clair— — — 5 2- - - P.H. Northern St. Clair - - - 4 1- - - Algonac St. Clair - - - 4 1- - - Cros-Lex St. Clair - - - 6 0- - - Anchor Bay St. Clair- - - 5 0- - - Marine City St. Clair - - - 4 1 P.H. Catholic St. Clair 4 3- - - Mt. Clemens St. Clair 5 0- - - Marysville St. Clair - - - 4 1- - - Algonac St. Clair 5 0- - - Anchor Bay St. Clair 5 0- - - Cros -Lex St. Clair - - - 3 2 Richmond INDIVIDUAL MATCH RECORD (won - lost) JIM PAAJANEN u 5 JOHN INGLES 7 1 BILL HARRIS 9 0 BOB BANNING 11 3 CAL ROCK 13 2 DAN JOHNSON 10 2 BOB PRESTON 7 4 DAVE RICHTER 9 3 DONN BACON 6 2 DOUG WATT 4 4 DAVE HURT 4 3 PETE JOHNSON 5 3 JOHN COSGROVE 4 4 WAYNE LEVITT 4 2 BILL ANDERSON 4 2 PAUL HEISS 3 1 ALAN HANSEL 3 1 JOHN CHAMBERLAIN 3 2 1 968 Golf Team Dick, Ken, Fred, and Mike SCHOOL RECORD Played at St. Clair River Country Club FRED TINSEY 36 KEN BALFOUR 37 MIKE CARMEN 38 DICK MITCHELL 40 TOTAL 151 81 St. Clair Baseball Some of the returning lettermen who form the backbone of this year ' s St. Clair baseball team are above. FRONT ROW: Steve McCartney, Ron Cook, Dwight Snodgrass, Dan Lozon, Mike Modin, and Les Felter. BACK ROW: Bob Lozen, Craig Raymond, Dick Eifert, and Nate Woodman. Track St. Clair High School St. Clair ' s record breaking runner Gary Howison prepares for another track meet. Some of the members of this year’s track team are: Bill Swiger, Dick Mitchell, Blair Osborn, John Cosgrove, Don Rutt, Dave Paplowski, Gary Howison, and Mike Barnum. 83 Homecoming Court SHARRON BROWN JOANNE BOULIER Senior THERESA BOULIER KAY MIREAU Junior MARJATTA (MAKE) NIKKILA KIRSA (KIT) JANTERA EXCHANGE STUDENTS 84 Homecoming Queen MIREAU, SALLY SMITH, MARK People who came late during the school year. PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE LINDA CAUFIELD MRS. AVIS COBB ACTIVITIES ”We Got MARSHA EDGETTE ANNETTE HARRIS Junior Varsity FRONT ROW: P. Eisen, B. Diem, J. Bryant. SECOND ROW: T. Keves, L. Beauchamp, M. Zim- mer, D. Kaufman, M. Sass. THERESA BOULIER SHARON BROWN the Spirit” CORALIE METZ MARSHA FELTER KAREN BEAUCHAMP Freshmen FRONT ROW: J. Behringer, N. Reichow. SECOND ROW: S. Wills, V. Frantz, D. Sanders, L. Everitt, C. Cotton. JOANNE BOULIER 89 Clairvoyant 90 The Sound PERCUSSION FRONT: C. Brieden, G. Harris, C. Schunk. BACK: B. Scharnweber, M. Shafer, L. Moss. MISSING: M. Step- han. BRASS FRONT: M. Craze, T. Capps, J. Irvin, S. Chapman. BACK: D. Barnum, B. Scharnweber, K. Tassie, V. Reeves, D. Hoyt, P. Malott. MISSING: F. Luka- sak. SAXOPHONE FRONT: E. Irvin, D. Tyler. BACK: J. Westrick, E. Neiman, B. Wheeler. of Music CLARINET FRONT: R. Appel, S. Burnett, D. Cle- land, N. Meier. BACK: R. Von Oey- en, M. Emig, S. Weber, L. McQueary. MISSING: A. Pickelhaupt. FLUTE: M. Fountain, B. Meier, M. Craze, L. Everitt. MISSING: B. Von Oeyen, J. Downey. CORONET FRONT: L. Tranzow, S. LaFrance, R. Leverenz, C. Galos. BACK: P. Sny- der, T. Gerrits, G. Eerbeek, M. Eve- ritt. MISSING: S. Rouse, J. Dobbs. 93 Chorus I SEATED: N. Meier, M. LaCroix, K. Emig, D. Simons, A. Pickelhaupt, M. Zacharias, C. Cedar. BACK: D. Fleury, D. Kaufman, S. Macintosh N. Hutkowski, B. Closs, C. Avison, F. Lukasak, M. Irish, C. Burgett, M. Siudym, K. Hansel, C. Orzechowski. SEATED: P. Tassie, K. Lopatkiewicz, B. Zimmer, J. Stockwell, L. Fletcher, B. Fletcher, D. Schneider. SECOND ROW: N. Westrick, G. Harsch, C. Snitchler, S. Peterson, C. Sh wartz, N. Bryson, C. Westrick, P. Marvin, P. Siudym, M. Siudym, D. Purvis, D. Ranshaw, S. Sabbagh. BACK: D. Ruff, N. Hutkowski, D. Sanders, D. Kennedy, D. Arnold, K. Olkowski, P. Diem, K. LaVigne, D. Charron, R. Closs, V. Brinley. MISSING: T. Brozowski, K. Distelrath, S. Gauthier, E. Goodnough, L. Jones, A. McDonald, E. Ward, R. Zacharias, D. Myers, S. McCaffery. Select Chorale FRONT: A. Lindow, J. Beaulac, D. Marchlewski, B. Gauthier, D. Day, D. Cieslinski. BACK: J. Barringer, V. Reeves, J. Schneider (hidden), L. Moss, C. Ellis, M. Shafer, S. LaFrance. Accompanist: A. Harris. MISSING: D. Herbert. Chorus II SEATED: P. Zimmer, M. Hock, R. Pascoe, B. Gauthier, J. Decker, L. Brown, J. Stager. SECOND ROW: A. Lindow, C. Skuta, L. Rocker, D. Herbert, L. Ruff, E. Humphrey, J. Beaulac, D. Marchlewski, K. Green, M. Schneider, M. Kielbasa, B. Stockwell. Accompanist: A. Harris. THIRD ROW; N. Nicolai, L. Biscarner, D. Doktor, D. Dubravetz, D. Lane, P. Bengtson, D. lies, M. Bromberger, V. Wolff, K. VanBuskirk, B. Kane. BACK: B. Schamweber, J. Zimmer, L. Moss, D. Arnold, C. Ellis. MISSING: S. LaFrance, J. Schneider, P. Burgett, K. Weber. Girl’s Drill Team FRONT ROW: Kathy Cedar, Cathy Frye, Sandy Swiss, Diane LaCroix, Laura Hock, Cindy Westrick. CENTER: Sandy Gauthier, Mary Ellen Johnson, Nancy Westrick, Charlotte Burgett, Helen Speck. BACK ROW: Mary Zacharias, Sarah VanGuilder, Debbie Arnold, Nancy Bryson, Re- nee Zacharias, Terry Roberts. These groups help make the halftime more interesting. 96 LEFT TO RIGHT: Michelle Fountain, Betty Phillips, Shir- ley Burnett. Majorettes The Paper of S.C.H.S. Staff SEATED: Judy Barringer, Phyllis Schroeppel, Mary Brinker, Pat Chatfield, Valerie Schunck, Pat Bengston, and Debbie lies. STANDING: Ed Neiman, Doug Watt, Larry Moss, Bob Clifford, Dan Fletcher, Virgil Reeves, Corinne Shoebottom, Katie Maloney, and Mr. Mallwitz. Typists FRONT TO BACK: Kathy Gryszkiewicz, Donna Herbert, Bea Gauthier, and Kathy VanBuskirk. Without the people who receive the least recognition - The Paper would not exist. Many thanks to our clerical staff. 97 Ski Club ■m n m u«« iU ut uttu: ' 1 There are too many members to be named! Jean Claude Killy would cringe to see some of us in action but enjoyment is the main purpose. 98 Girl’s Basketball FRONT ROW: Mary Siudym, Pat Eisen, Sandy Sass, Pat Bengston, Dottie Lane, Debbie Doktor. CENTER: Judy Turner, Sherrie Peterson, Martha Siudym, Kathy Richter, Connie Snitchler, Carol Cotton. BACK ROW: Ter- ry Radike, Carol MacLennan, Janet McCartney, Donna Eisen. Team work and competi- tion are learned in girl’s bas- ketball. 99 Future Teachers SEATED: Judy Barringer, Linda Lukasak, Lynn McQueary, Mary Craze, and Darlene Cieslinski. Future Flomemakers SEATED: Peggy Zimmer, Songleader, Sharon Biscarner, Reporter, Lin- da McClain, Treasurer, Janet McCartney, Vice President, Cheryl Mc- Leod, President, Debbie Cleland, Secretary, Brenda Fletcher, Parlia- mentarian, Sarah VanGrilder, Historian, Mrs. Thompson, Advisor. STANDING: Linda Flecher, Karen Marvin, Diane Myers, Bobbi Down- ey, Helen Speck, Carol Cotton, Sharon Oles, Debbie Weir, Mary Irish, Debbie Purvis, Carol Orzechowski, Nancy Westrick, Patty Browning. These people have their eyes on the future. 100 Future Nurses SEATED: Vicki McLeod, Carol Brettin, Sharon Reinbolt, JoAnn Stager, Peggy Zimmer. STANDING: Sharon Biscarner, Margie Hock, Mrs. Kukulka, Advisor, Pat Kallman, Donna Flinton. A pleasant smile for their services are the only rewards for these girls. Debate SEATED: Bobbi Downey, Betty Roome, Mrs. Johnson, Diane Dubravetz. STANDING: Pat Brinker, Bruce Clary. MISSING: John Pavlick, Brenda Meier. Interchange of Ideas 101 Student Council Each homeroom in the school is represented in the Student Council. The main function of the Council is to allow students to communicate with the Administration. Students bring their problems to the Council, where the problems are discussed and if important, are presented to the Administration. The Student Council is engaged in many activities. Besides the annual magazine sale, there are other money-raising projects. The Council sponsors the Youth for Un- derstanding Program, a scholarship, and each year sends students to Boys State and Girls State. The big project for the Student Council this year is a bulletin board for the new Urban Renewal Shopping Center. 102 ADVERTISERS o v o kwik c s A 7 e Orange Root Beer Coca-Cola .10 .15 .25 Cones - .10 .15 .25 Q •p -by yy . . . ' 5 . Oq % V ( ? ’ 3 € . O’ c, • . 89 Chicken Dinner 1107 Carney Drive 329-3521 kwiki 104 Also $.2 5 Hand Washes 1115 Carney Drive VAN’S STANDARD SERVICE Compliments of ST. CLAIR COLLISION 2620 Cox Rd. SKINNER- FRUIN AUTO SALES St. Clair, Michigan AUTHORIZED SALES and SERVICE UNITED MOTOR SERVICE !, Complete M Auto Body Repair St. Clair, M ichigan 329-2784 Richmond, M ichigan DR. CANDLER (M. D. ) GLIEM’S MEAT MARKET Established 1887 Home-Made Sausage CHET’S EXCAVATING 4760 Yankee Rd. 117 Jay St. St. Clair, Mich. JOANNE ' S BEAUTE SHOP 3033 Palms Road St. Clair, M ich. ST. CLAIR PLUMBING AND HEATING St. Clair, Michigan GIERK ' S SHOE STORE Richmond, Michigan BEADLE-CURRIER AGENCY St. Clair, Michigan DALZEN MANUFACTURING COMPANY 4600 Bree Rd. St. Clair, Michigan 106 FISHERMAN’S WHARF Compliments of Compliments of! STEWART CUNNINGHAM St. Clair, Michigan Congratulations To The Class of ' 69 BARRINGER’S BAKERY QUALITY STORES INC. St. Clair, Michigan St. Clair, Michigan One of the Many Fine Products at Compliments of: GROFF’S DRUGS TYLER’S MARKET 1204 South Riverside 329-3811 MODERNIZE Phone: 329-3633 YOUR HOME ST. CLAIR CABINET SHOP Complete Home Remodeling St. Clair M ichigan 2970 Vine Road FRANK MARVIN St. Clair, Michigan 107 ERNIE’S SINCLAIR AND GALLAGHERS AUTO PARTS VIC’S COLLISION SHOP 119 Clinton Street St. Clair, Michigan DALE’S HOME OF FASHION 108 1214 So. Riverside St. Clair, Michigan 500 S. Riverside St. Clair, Michigan THOMPSON ' S HOME FURNISHING 100 S. Riverside ARTHUR SMITH FUNERAL HOMES St. Clair - Port Huron JOHN A. BIEWER LUMBER CO. 300 Oak St. Clair, Michigan 329-4789 WESTRICK BROTHERS SHEET METAL 4535 Puttygut Rd. ST. CLAIR NURSERY CO. 2267 St. Clair Hwy. St. Clair, Michigan MICRO MOLD CO. 1109 Fred Moore Hwy. St. Clair, Michigan KUHN SALES SERVICE 119 Clinton Avenue St. Clair, Michigan Phone 329-2282 Imperial Plymouth YOUR Chrysler Barracuda Valiant DEALER ST. CLAIR INN COUNTRY CLUB Golf Course Swimming Pool Dining and Party Facilities St. Clair, Michigan 329-2223 109 HAYES DELONG ' S MOTEL 3573 South River Rd. St. Clair, Mich. DUENGEL ' S MENS WEAR Fine Women ' s Apparel 683 1 1 Main St. Richmond, Mich. PALMS RD. BEAUTY SHOP Latest Fashions and Styles St. Clair, Michigan 3443 Palms Road Richmond, Michigan ZIMMER ' S GARAGE 6667 St. Clair Hwy. 329-3059 STUCKEY ' S PECAN SHOPPE 1-94 and Wadams Rd. St. Clair, Michigan SCHUNKERT FUEL AND BUILDERS SUPPLIES 1217 S. Riverside St. Clair Michigan CARMAN CLEANERS 305 North 3rd St. Clair, M ichigan THE DELUXE CLEANERS SUNOCO STATION Go With Sunoco St. Clair, Michigan DIAMOND CRYSTAL SALT COMPANY ST. CLAIR’S LARGEST INDUSTRY 916 South Riverside 129-2211 ERICKSON PRESCRIPTIONS Congratulations F rom Phone 329-4333 St. Clair, Michigan MEMORIAL CHAPEL FUNERAL HOME, INC. MERLIN L. TRUMBLE, Pres. St. CLair Marine City Richmond New Baltimore ST. CLAIR RIVER LANES BLUE WATER PLASTICS JENKS INSURANCE AGENCY We can ' t all win but we can all have fun 525 So. Riverside FA 9-4101 General Insurance 3 1 5 S. Whiting St. Clair, Michigan 329-4747 329-4725 Bank Bldg. St. Clair, Michigan 1.12 HARRY E. MA YHEW M. D. St. Clair, Mich. GENE ' S ELECTRIC Shocking Service St. Clair, Michigan Best Wishes F rom DR. TINSEY St. Clair, Michigan ADAIR SALVAGE CO. 8086 St. Clair Hwy. Most Everything in Aluminum PRECISION DIE AND MACHINE CO. MARK ALUMINUM 1114 S. Seventh St. 4651 Bree Road St. Clair, Michigan St. Clair, Michigan At Adair ADAIR BAR Good Food Phone: 329-4777 Phone: 329-2861 Adair, Michigan GERALD M. EMIG AGENCY 408 So. Riverside Avenue St. Clair, Michigan LOW SALES AND SERVICE, INC. Phone: FA 9-3511 HURON PLASTICS INC 1219 Fred Moore Hwy. St. Clair, Michigan 329-4711 1200 Carney Drive St. Clair, Michigan Phone: 329-2259 On the job to serve you. CHRISTIAN COMMUNE HOUSE PIEPERZAK WELL DRILLING St. Clair - FA 9-2007 DIETLAN ' S BARBER SHOP 500 South Riverside ST. CLAIR HIGHLANDER Self Service Laundry St. Clair, Michigan KENNETH J. WESTRICK Builder of Fine Homes St. Clair, Michigan RIVERSIDE TANK MFG. 1230 Clinton Ave. St. Clair, Michigan 1975 N. River Road St. Clair, Michigan FENNER ' S FABRIC SHOP COMPLIMENTS OF Gratiot and Huron Boulevard Marysville, Michigan SA UNDER ' S HAMBURGERS 105 Clinton St. Clair, Michigan STAN ' S SUNOCO SERVICE 114 since nn . - I he YALE-EMMETT-ST. CLAIR NORTHGATE THE COMMERCIAL SAVINGS BANK OF ST. CLAIR COUNTY 66942 Gratiot Avenue Richmond, Michigan DR. E. J. STINEMAN 1002 Cass - St. Clair, Mich. FA 9-3666 L. C. FRIEDERICHS SON Funeral Home - Ambulance 214 Trumbull St. St. Clair, Michigan ST. CLAIR AUTO PARTS AND HARDWARE 312 Clinton St. Clair, Michigan 329-2887 329-3421 TSCHANNEN’S 54 TO $5.00 STORE 1 16 S. Riverside MABELS BEAUTY SALON 315 Trumbull St. POLEWACH STORES Main Street Richmond, Michigan ST. CLAIR -MACOMB CONSUMERS CO-OP 66871 Gratiot Rd. Richmond, Michigan EDW. J. WESTRICK CO. Ornamental Metal and Window Erection St. Clair, Michigan St. Clair, Michigan FA 9-3451 T. MO Best Wishes to the Class of ' 69 R. PIEPERZAK CO. Excavating St. Clair, Michigan Compliments of SPECKS SALES COMPANY TRI-STAR INC. 1550 Pug Rd. St. Clair, Michigan 329-4701 GEM SURVEYS 2437 North River Rd. St. Clair, Michigan St. Clair, M ichigan 313 329-3272 SIDING HOMES KITCHENS GLENN E. MASK President 115 SCHWEIFOHER SONS EXCAVATING 6367 Rattle Run St. Clair, Michigan 329-4073 BETTY ' S BEAUTY SHOP 718 N. Ninth St. St. Clair, Mich. HYLANDER CENTER 1315 So. Riverside St. Clair, Michigan Congratulations, Seniors Compliments of BACON’S QUICK CLEAN Self-Service Coin Operated Laundries . St. Clair and Marysville GOOD LUCK SENIORS! F rom TEEN DANCE FUNDS Sponsored by LIONS CLUB St. Clair, Michigan H 117 GOOD PROSPERITY SEN IORS 18 CHILDRENS RECREATION COMMITTEE ST. CLAIR ROTARY CLUB of St. Clair, Michigan District 633 Congratulations to the Class of ’69 Service Before Self - He Profits Most Who Serves Best. . ■ ■ . . « ' it « ■ V , V : Yr ' % ‘ •• ; • •� . V. 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